In response to doozy-day's comment:

You and the truth are bitter enemies, but hey, you can't help yourself.

That you would think so makes it all worthwhile.  It's loads of fun proving you guys wrong again and again.

Logic is a bi*ch in conserv-atopia.

...where are his defenders?

Right wingers  said he was the greatest president of all time, that he saved us from terrorism despite 9/11, that he made the economy great, and that he was unreproachable.  In fact, when the Dixie Chicks made a harmless joke about him they were criticized and endured many threats against them and their families. Despite all the pretended virtues and high praises given to him, he started the recession, two needless wars, lied about WMD, and is the world's most hated political figure since Hitler. 

When the Iraq national soccer team was asked how they felt about Bush, all said he could go to hell.  To this day, there are no public tributes made to him neither in Iraq nor Afghanistan.  In fact, both nations have fallen into anarchy thanks to the wars that he created.

By contrast, right wingers used to attack Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton as two incompetent presidents. Yet, today both have kept high public profiles, are honored all through out the world, are far more popular today than they were during their administrations, and made numerous fund raising appearances during the November election campaigns. While the right wingers hate both, the majority of Americans (and the majority of people world wide)  honor both of them.   For example, Clinton's policies were criticized during the Rwanda civil war.  He was called a failure for "ignoring" the genocide there.  Yet, he publicly appeared in the streets of that country (without police or military  escort) and there were massive demonstrations in his favor.  Therefore, his actions were not failures at all.  By contrast, Bush has yet to appear on the streets of Iraq or Afghanistan.  If his interventionist policies were so great, why hasn't he made the same public appearances Clinton made in Rwanda? 

So where is Bush? where are his public appearances? where are his defenders? why no public tributes to him in Afghanistan or Iraq?  why haven't his two wars been paid for (he said oil revenues would pay for his wars, if you recall)?  why didn't he appear on tv during the Romney campaign to support his party's drive? Calling Bush, calling Bush .....

Conservative said he was the greatest president of all time? 

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Drugs take their toll, man

Ha!When your own party deserts you, that's when you know you were the worst president ever. 

In response to BilltheKat's comment:

Ha!When your own party deserts you, that's when you know you were the worst president ever. 

How exactly was he "abandoned"?

The truth is, Bush was a problem. However, he is a genius, an "Einstein", compared to the incompetent fool that has been elected twice by low information, uninformed, welfare-ites.  

In response to FortySixAnd2's comment:

In response to BilltheKat's comment:

Ha!When your own party deserts you, that's when you know you were the worst president ever. 

How exactly was he "abandoned"?

It is hard to keep up with the shifting logic of liberals.  It hurts my brain.

In response to BilltheKat's comment:

One minute he saves the world from a few mid east wack jobs- they're gonna row here in a blow up boat and enslave our woman and make them wear burkhas and such

Never heard one conservative say anything close to this. Can you say HYPERBOLE???

 The GOP likes to pretend that his actions as president don't effect us any longer. The reasons( The Bush Doctrine) for invading Iraq were criminal. But in my opinion the worst thing that Dubya did was to ill prepare the country for it's future. I don't blame the GOP from distanting themselves from him.